Right to Open Skyline Drive Clarified by Virginia Opinion
John T. Harris forwards a formal opinion to Governor Pollard and Shenandoah Valley Inc. on Virginia rights and landowner obligations for fencing and underpasses along the Skyline Drive. He notes federal authority to open the road without state consent, but warns of ongoing state liability to abutting landowners for damages if fencing and underpasses are not provided, unless land is acquired for park purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Tases
Harris
Gov. Pollard
State of
Virginia
State Commission On Conservation and Development
Skyline Drive
Conservation Commission
State Conservation Commission
Roosevelt
Ickes
A. T. Moore
Shenandoah Valley Inc
Staunton
Moore
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
United States
Virginia State Commission On Conservation and Development
Secretary of the Interior
Commission On Conservation and Development
Haney
Spotswood Trail
Blue Ridge Mountains
Utah
U. S
General Assembly of Virginia
Depressions Spare None in 1830 Jefferson Letter
In a continuation of a 1830 missive, Jefferson explains market woes, noting prices fall to a third or half of earlier estimates. He discusses borrowing, bank discounts, and the need for mutual indulgence amid property pressure, hoping for a stable circulating medium and eventual repayment. He asks for patience and extends friendship.
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Albo
Mrs Lucy Marshall Lee Dies After Stroke in Lynchburg
Mrs. Lucy Marshall Lee 76 widow of Rev. Dr. Harry B. Lee died of a paralysis stroke at her son Rev. Richard Henry Lee’s home in Lynchburg Virginia. She was a cousin of the late William C. Marshall and a descendant of Chief Justice John Marshall. She leaves seven children in Virginia Maryland and China including Rev. Henry Bedinger Lee Jr and Dr Claude Marshall Lee. Interment will be in Culpeper beside her husband.
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Harry Lee
Lynchburg
Lucy Marshall Lee
Harry B. Lee
Charlottesville
Richard Henry Lee
Culpeper
Masonic
Episcopal Church
Lee
William C. Marshall
Winchester
Lucy Johnston Marshall
Markham
Fauquier County
John Marshall
United States Supreme Court
Henry Bedinger Lee Jr
Towson
Claude Marshall Lee
Wusih
China
Rebecca Lee
James Keith Marshall
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Newport News
Edwin Gray Lee
W. Eskridge Duke
Banks' Books In Detroit Will Be Examined
Judge Harry B. Keidan ordered conservators of Union Guardian Trust and Detroit Trust to inspect their books for possible criminal conduct. The move follows United States Senator James Couzens testimony alleging manipulation of Michigan's ten million dollar children's fund and fund switches to boost cash positions after closures of First National Bank Detroit and Detroit Trust.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Harry B. Keidan
Union Guardian Trust Company
Detroit Trust Company
United States
James Couzens
Michigan
Children's Fund of Michigan
First Nationa Bank-Detroit
Nine Burned in Whiting Refinery Blast
A gas explosion at the Standard Oil Whiting refinery badly burned nine men and injured ten others. The blast occurred in an unused unit, with fears that some severely burned victims may die.
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Whiting, Ind
Whiting
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
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